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07 Mar 13
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Arsenal
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Schalke 04
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I was going to say Deportivo Moron but there is such a city in Argentina
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Grimsby
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berto77 07 Mar 13 14:48 Joined: 21 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 9,054 | Blogger: berto77's blog
I was going to say Deportivo Moron but there is such a city in Argentina _________________________ |
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Manchester United.
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port vale and arsenal are the only english league clubs whose name does not state a location.
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Crystal Palace & Benfica
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QPR
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Is tranmere a place?
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Tranmere is a place. Though I've never heard of anywhere Queens Park Rangers!
Arsenal was originally Woolwich Arsenal, the club being based in Woolwich; and Port Vale originally Burslem Port Vale, the club being based in Burslem. |
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Zenit, CSKA, Dinamo, Spartak, Lokomotiv, Alaniya (though it is the name of the region), Kryliya Sovetov, Rubin, Anzhi, Mordovia (again the name of the region), Volga (name of the river, of course), Terek (name of the river), Kuban' (name of the river), Amkar
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Andrew mat - don't most of those clubs have Moscow /St Peters in the name though ?
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Notts County
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good one that Darlo
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few in scotland.
st johnston, st mirren, raith rovers, albion rovers, clyde (not anymore) hearts, hibs, celtic |
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im not sure if celtic are supposed to be called glasgow celtic in the same way i think rangers used to be called glasgow rangers
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Don't think they are, i always thought they were called 'The Celtic'
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Borussia Munchengladbach
Arsenal Queen of the South Raith Rovers |
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^ Queen of the south too maybe ?
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Roger - stone me ,that was a coincidence listing of Qofs
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Coachbuster, actually not, they are normally translated like that into English, but in Russian we don't use the name of the town, only when we need to distinguish different Dinamo's or CSKA's
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yep, QOTS, good shout
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Erm, Borussia Monchengladbach play in Borussia, I mean, Monchengladbach.
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Sampdoria?
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Port Vale
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FFS....it's in the OP
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AndrewMat 07 Mar 13 15:59 Joined: 05 Jul 12 | Topic/replies: 6,274 | Blogger: AndrewMat's blog
Coachbuster, actually not, they are normally translated like that into English, but in Russian we don't use the name of the town, only when we need to distinguish different Dinamo's or CSKA's ___________ ahh, very good Andrew - never realised this. So do you list any of our teams as London Arsenal etc ? |
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Well, Russian language allows you to use adjectives made from the names of the town, so, in order to point out that we are talking about Arsenal from London and not from Kiev or Tula, we will say 'Londonskiy Arsenal" (not really possible to translate that into English directly)
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